"It was a time of anxiety, but also a time of innovation." Five years after COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, CU Anschutz Medical Campus clinicians reflect on the challenges, losses, and lessons that still shape medicine today. Read their powerful stories. ⬇️ bit.ly/41HQCWP #COVID19

Thankful to have worked with Andrés Henao, MD, PhD and George Thompson in highlighting the low rates and inconsistent prescribing of PJP prophylaxis for patients on glucocorticoids ≥2 weeks in Clinical Infectious Diseases

Amazing study! Proud of CU Infectious Diseases CU Department of Medicine as a participating site Martin Hoenigl🇺🇦🇦🇹

CU ID's Dr. Michelle Barron explains immune amnesia, a potential years-long consequence of measles. "Even if you survived measles and didn’t end up hospitalized or developing serious complications, you’re now defenseless in terms of other common infections that you might

Measles can erase your immune system’s memory, making you vulnerable to infections for years. This “immune amnesia” has no treatment—but it can be prevented. CU Infectious Diseases Dr. Michelle Barron explains: bit.ly/3R0UXPP #Measles #MedTwitter

We're excited to welcome 3 new faces to #CUDHM! 🎉 ✨ Caroline Carly Martinez, PA & Madison Dewhirst, PA-C join us after completing our Advanced Practice Fellowship. ✨ Hayato Mitaka, MD joins us, splitting time between #HospitalMedicine & CU Infectious Diseases.

It’s a big day today for Infectious Diseases in Colorado—the first-ever COiD Symposium is underway! We just heard an inspiring opening plenary from Dr. Wendy Armstrong. Thrilled for a full day of learning, connection, and innovation in ID!

Great day learning with our Colorado ID colleagues.

Cheers to the faculty and staff who make it all happen! 🥂 We had a wonderful evening honoring their hard work and dedication at our annual awards ceremony on Monday. Check out the full recap below! 🌟 bit.ly/3YcG6Ga

Juan Daniel Murillo Garcia, a visiting Colombian medical student, graduated during his rotation with our CU Infectious Diseases division and the team wasn’t about to let it go unnoticed. Big thanks to Dr. Laura Damioli (Laura Damioli) for organizing a sweet surprise celebration! 🥹🌟

We’re so proud to have Dr. Hillary Dunlevy on our faculty in CU Infectious Diseases! Her leadership in HIV care and advocacy is an inspiration. 👏

A real pleasure and honor to attend, learn and represent CU Department of Medicine CU Infectious Diseases at @APIinfectologia in Lima Peru 🇵🇪 and connect with colleagues and friends Luis A Marcos Sociedad Peruana de Enf. Infecciosas y Tropicales Therapeutic Advances in Infectious Disease

Dr. Katherine Frasca’s commitment to HIV prevention and care is shaped by clinical expertise and early experiences in global health. Her work exemplifies the values of patient-centered medicine and continues to improve the lives of people living with HIV. We’re grateful for all